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This is a unique book about how museums and other cultural organisations large and small can and are using Twitter to successfully involve their very diverse communities. And it's written by some of the museum communitys most experienced and creative users of Twitter. For all the information and to place an order, please go here: www.museumsetc.com/?p=1501 Whether you're just starting out, or already an experienced user, Twitter for Museums will tell you everything you ever wanted to know about Twitter. And provide in-depth case studies of how museums worldwide, at marginal cost, are successfully using it to: attract new visitors build their brand sell tickets to special events and exhibitions enhance PR activities raise funds boost retail sales reach new audiences pick up new ideas influence decision makers link up with professional colleagues The topics covered include: Making the case for Twitter to your organisation Having a policy and being clear about your aims Protecting the museums image and controlling content Successful tweeting: events, tours, quizzes, prizes, fieldwork, object of the day and lots more How to build your followers Integrating images, audio and video Using Twitter for research Using third-party applications Monitoring: tracking, measuring and reporting Using multiple Twitter accounts Linking Twitter to your other social media platforms We've brought together stellar contributors from three continents, and a highly experienced Editorial Advisory Board, comprising: Dana Allen-Greil, Project Manager, New Media, Smithsonian National Museum of American History Laurence Hill, Development Manager, Fabrica Kaia Landon, Assistant Director and Curator of Collections, Mesa Historical Museum Nancy Proctor, Head of New Media, Smithsonian American Art Museum Dan Zambonini, Technical Director, Box UK Twitter for Museums is available to order online now: www.museumsetc.com/?p=1501 Graeme Farnell MuseumsEtc PS Like all our publications, it comes with our guarantee that if, once received, you feel it's not for you, simply return it for a full refund.